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vetraio50, 5 years agoA very involved Texas, almost an Ausführung 102 without the shells.
Thank you again. The sheen on your pieces is amazing! Do you have any hints/advice on how to get such amazing phots?

LoetzDance, 5 years agoHey T, What is the ground color of this piece? From the photo it looks like it is between a candia & an olive. But the iridescence looks predominately raspberry & green so maybe there is a metallic red or violet applied to it. Nice piece! Thanks for sharing.

famatta127, 5 years agoHello ...my vases are filmed on a studio table with light boxes for lighting. Not in a tent. The closed light boxes provide over 2500 watts of daylight (5500K) lighting without the worry of glare. This provides your camera with the same color spectrum as if you filmed the vase in midday sunlight, minus the glare.This much light helps you to see what the vase really looks like at its best. I use a Sony a33 camera and old Minolta lens that are no longer made but believed to be among the most color saturated and lifelike. These shots were taken with a Minolta 35-105mm, original series lens with Macro settings. A rare lens that will also never leave my collection. The base color of this piece is dark candia and oyster.

vetraio50, 5 years agoThanks for sharing the photographic details. The photos are always wonderful!

hapoli, 5 years agoThis reminds me of the old "I dream of jeany" show. If you have to live in a bottle then this is the one. LOL! It's great as are all your pcs.

Bluangel88, 5 years agoBeautiful! this reminds me of the I dream of Geni bottle lol!